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AncientExtinctISO 15924: Phli

Inscriptional Pahlavi

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Script of Parthian and Sassanid Persia, derived from Aramaic script.

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Key Features

Official script of the Sassanid Empire (224–651 CE), derived from Aramaic. Used for Zoroastrian and Manichaean texts.
Writing direction: Right to Left (RTL)

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Total Characters
22
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Where is it used?
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🌐Usage

Languages
Middle Persian
Countries
Iran
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